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Member since Jun-23-04 · 2 posts

After downloading 93% of a very, very large TrainSim route I was disconnected. As this has occurred in the past and wasting MBs I got onto using a program called GetRight. This has worked OK on another site, however, I cannot reconnect to TrainSim on this occasion to get the remaining 7%.I get a message that tells me the server is busy. I have tried to reconnect about 30 times, however, no luck.Anyone any advice.Dick

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Member since Jun-20-04 · 172 posts

RE: Reconnecting downloads using GetRight program.

Well when you get disconnected to the net reconnect and go to the Getright thing. Make sure it is not running and right click and click on the change URL. Ok next part, go the the file library and go to the exact same file. When it pops up to download when you put your cursor on it at the bottom on the screen is the URL, copy that into the URL in getright it should work, I have done it many times sense I have plan ole' dial-up, and welcome to the forum

JBT #55
River District MP. 242
Arkansas Railfannin

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